Davey Turner

Davey Turner is Partner of Drivon Turner & Waters PLC. He is areas of practice Personal Injury Plaintiff, Motor Vehicle Accidents and Medical Malpractice. When a person breaks the law, justice is served through the California criminal justice system. When one person suffers substantial harm at the hands of another, justice is served in the form of reparations awarded in a civil proceeding.

In some cases, a fair settlement can be negotiated with the negligent party’s insurance company. However, it is more likely that the insurance company will do anything possible to avoid paying the full value of your claim. The attorneys at the law firm of Drivon Turner & Waters, PLC, dedicate their entire practice to representing people who have suffered catastrophic injuries in accidents that they did not cause.

Although most medical professionals conduct themselves with integrity and provide sufficient care to their patients, those who do not must be held accountable for their actions. Millions of dollars and thousands of lives are lost each year in instances of medical error.

In fact, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) reported in 2006 that preventable medication errors cost hospitals $3.5 billion per year. In its landmark 1999 report, the institute found that medical errors account for 48,000 to 98,000 patient deaths per year.

It is the responsibility of every driver on the road to operate his or her vehicle in a way that ensures the safety of others. When a driver fails to do so and accidents happen, injury victims have the right to be fully compensated for any losses they suffer as a result. Insurance companies will go to great lengths to avoid their responsibility in these cases, and the assistance of an experienced California personal injury lawyer can be invaluable.

Premises liability is an area of civil tort law that holds commercial and private property owners liable for a spinal cord injury, brain injury, burn injury or any other injury that occurs on their property as a result of their negligence. Although proving negligence can sometimes be difficult, California has strict legislation when it comes to slip-and-fall and other accident claims involving premises liability.

Manufacturers and the merchants who sell their products have a responsibility to consumers to put safe and effective merchandise on the market. Product liability is an area of civil tort law that provides recourse for consumers who have suffered serious personal injury as a result of using or consuming a defective product.